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It was a double delight for scientists at ISRO on Sunday as the space agency scripted a successful mission and also reaped victory in a unique scientific experiment using the fourth stage of a PSLV rocket

The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) launched a Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle (PSLV) rocket carrying seven Singaporean satellites from Satish Dhawan Space Centre on 28 February. The mission is being conducted by commercial arm NewSpace India Limited and is designed to support the satellite imagery requirements of various Singapore government agencies.

After the 25-hour countdown that commenced on Saturday concluded, the 44.4 metre tall rocket lifted off majestically from the first launch pad at this spaceport, at the prefixed time of 6.31 am, emanating thick fumes on its tail.

After the much-awaited launch of Chandrayaan-3 this month, the Bengaluru-headquartered space agency is set for the launch of PSLV-C56 to place Singapores DS-SAR, a Radar Imaging Earth Observation Satellite, along with six co-passenger satellites on July 30.

Chennai, July 15 (IANS) The year 2023 could be described as a year of interplanetary mission for the country's space agency -- Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO).

ISRO GSLV NVS-1 Navic launch: We see what is the importance of NVS-1 NavIC satellite that was deployed for Indias GPS self-reliance. We also learn about NavICs role in enhancing navigation, its applications, and NVS-1s features like the Rubidium atomic clock. We also take a look at the PSLV-C55 mission and launch advancements of ISRO

The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) has accomplished yet another significant milestone as it successfully launched a second-generation navigation satellite into space. The GSLV-F12 rocket, equipped with a cryogenic upper stage, flawlessly executed the mission

ISRO has drawn up plans to launch a second-generation navigation satellite series which would ensure the continuity of NavIC (Navigation with Indian Constellation) services.

Indias Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle-C55 (PSLV-C55) on Saturday lifted off with TeLEOS-2 and Lumilite-4 satellites from Singapore.

Sensor problem affected the two satellites launched by SSLV-D1